The Prader-Willi Syndrome Association of South Africa [PWSA (SA)] functioned since its establishment in 1990 as a formal association with a full-fledged service to its members. As the distribution of a relatively small number of families was spreading over a larger geographical area, it become increasingly difficult to compose a committee of willing members to […]
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A non-profit organisation offering telephone counselling, information, referrals for medication, counselling and psychotherapy, assessment interviews and group support. Services provided on a sliding scale of tariffs. A non-profit association started by a group of health professionals and women who have recovered from postnatal depression. We are dedicated to supporting other women who may be going
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Charity Orgnization that helps parents who have children with Special educational needs. Contact number:012-333-0149/ ‘012-800-1950Email Address: pacsengauteng@absamail.co.zaWebsite: www.pacsen.co.za
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We cater for learners who fall between Remedial and Special Needs. This will include learners with Speech and Language Disorders, Physical, Mental and Intellectual Disabilities, Developmental and Cognitive Delays, Neurological Difficulties, Learning Difficulties, Syndromes, Asperger’s, Autistic Spectrum Disorder, ADD and ADHD. Contact number: 0824645775Email Address: diane.atkison99@gmail.comWebsite: http://www.atholhurst.co.za/
The Sizwile School for the Deaf caters for approximately 300 children between the ages of 3 – 18 years old. These children have different hearing impairments and follow the standard school curriculum, however a few of the children with additional challenges follow a vocational education programme. Contact details: 011 988 1017Email Address: mpolokengdube@rocketmail.comWebsite: www.ststithian.com
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Ithembelihle, meaning “Place of Good Hope”, is an apt name for our school which was established at the initiative of educators. the educators identified a need to establish an institution which would cater for physically disabled learners during the turmoil of the early 90’s. Over the years, the admissions expanded to include those learners with
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The West Rand school was established in 1968, and is situated in Wentworth Park, in Krugersdorp. The school is an integrated, multi-cultured, multi-racial school that caters for a variety of learners with special need. The learners at our school all have various special needs or disabilities that make it difficult for them to cope with
The Parkinson’s Association of South Africa (NPO 003-851) was first established in 1970. For the first 30 years it survived as a very small, privately funded unit, with most of its operations carried out by volunteers.In 2000 Ms Karin Willemse took over as the Director of PASA and updated the organisation’s operational system. Under her
Our Vision: By 2022, we envisage occupational therapy as an integral, evidence-based and relevant force meeting society’s occupational needs in partnership with key stakeholders and the public. Our Goal and Aims: .OTASA’s main goal is to further the practice of Occupational Therapy, and we take pride in representing the profession and all occupational therapy professionals
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Oasis began as Oasis Special School in 1952, providing education for learners with intellectual disability who were excluded from mainstream schooling. As the children grew older, there was the challenge of where they would be able to work, with many failed attempts to place them into the formal job market. In response, we opened the
